The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-01
JOHN A. LOGAN,
UNITED SrATE SENATOR.

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AT 3;4o o'clock the large bell
aarra 'uS ,So Geme'ery haat osSah 70 toll
passed alowlv thron"h the ''''.v. ar
trance 10 tho accomna n;msn, ~ n ;rno,a,
air from tha ArtiIisrw hard Ganarai % a.
Sheridan. accomnanieJ hv an onlarl~'
came In advance and toof IN noa;t;cn,
At the tomb ~hsra | +. wss .ooS ;,np up hv '!u' Gnn
eral Ordwav and staff The p,oc"a.
aion wound alowlv around alono hs.
meath the dark everyreon archos an1 IN %
artillery formed a lima in from 'front.' OF af M ths
tomb. until the t,rst oi tha carriaaes ~ ca,n n I
M, They then folIowed in ionrs and
followed by The military continoent ' tons @
up their position In tho road n tEa north svh
Of the tomb. Tbe nail .baaysys oI;nbtsd
and took their nJaces on tha foot.wsi,
while The hearse slowly turnad % the road ns.H
at the foot Of the Xiii Thn Mar;no honJ ]
posted onnoaite to Tho tnmh ninusj
hNearer NV God tn THAI and With III.
tie DELAY the casket waa removai and
placed on b;er at tbe entranre n ,Ln
vault, -. -.'''''''S ~ ''N ~
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~, aeaShs AT THE GRAVE p
ny this time tho occupants OF the car
riagce had aliphted, and smained stand.
ling on the foot walk Tho carr;ayo cor
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.load I. S.na.o, auo ,.u,nsulMe ;, memoete Of the
a'no o,;';am niu"' i;naa.,i aay ofovs up .uu took
ps'lon 1oa u.aec''y III ,th itoht 81 !ne tomo.
Jonn you.n a a. nuHsn -, al'sutee, SUI Mia'
aMe s" ~ 'nou nnaa. ~ 'ue va5,!.age through.
Saoa ~ ~" S'.0mo9 a,.i.".9 otauuiuE HVas tne
swa1,or w hns"n oAts ~ sL DL". 49, s.n.ns GuAplain
ISoG ~ thnG = 10spn n r., feau .ne oufiai service
,Sress;,,a s w. 8; Sus.l; M tMG see!io "as very lu,
!l1'ssL l"osoL.se. ouf!HuaGiug !tGg tno Casxet stood
eou,o psnrasao ~ sue ososnes, oenatofs ana
ra,h Ytev1.A,ei and nra,. ay oIase's o. high
Htn n.;.i, "nu s1as na''cI veterans o. the war,
,oa, % hu, ec.u ,;s.;n neaus WINS ~ .
so" soa, ~ ~. u.es.ues n;'.. Vo.ce tne ohap!a'n
W., UIu 'NS s;np.e oIs soiG,s'h Ssof'!co.
a, nen he En!sneo, hsV' VI. Newman
sssppeu sna.pa ,o,; ty;m"iu, anu IN an impressive
concluded with thn heneJ;ct,o,, ,rha
band began to play soitly. AS the pall.
bearers stepped forward and bore the
tian wsra baard .np Vsu raa, sIunos ot laMents
riags. A truulpeter standing No at ti ltho
entrance OF the tomb raised tl,, ;ns,rn.
meut 10 his lios and .brokn the 1aod
silence with "tans" Ilich.a onN Tho on.A
ket was then uncoyered and some of ti,o
dssd Senator'S relat;vea and ir;ends nsssaJ Ms a
through the entrance and tans a l,at ,9o joeh
at h,s ieaturss. Aftsf q fsw ~ moman.a , 'tba ~
cover was replaced and the cuee ENCLOSING
the cssket fastened with thnmb scrsws
Meanwhile INV military orcsnix ,t;nna
had gotten IN their nom syard mayob fla
uarrisues following rapidlv With the ~ ar.
ception OF that occunied Nv HiIs Toean
and her son. which remained h.h;nd ienu
enough to enable her to Owe eomo a;ran, @
tions 10 Dsputy Sergeant.st.A A rma Christ =
regarding tha disoosition nj aor,a of tho
flowers. The remainder of Tho floral Al dao. @
oratiops were then conveved ~ ,o % tba .,n NJ
Icomplstely ooyoring the castot tha ea,, ~,
grated in the iron door and the ;llmstr;o,;,
lead Was lefs in eol;tula ~ wv A'ae't 'oaS "
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Alter tne ceremonies at the tomb were
over, Deputy surgeant:at-Arms Christie
called upoa Gen HINT Governor, X - H.
u.la;o., u.s ft.A' 1o,''Ao. u 'l'e
u;u nriots ~ han;. hohe. aau susgesIsa the pro
rpans;nn p Sss lsnna.a, sGatu u nonos owe! the
. roInntanr, nssa' saaa nuot ~ once eaiied io'
1faaan ga taon .ne ies'uents " the
satarsns ] sn .as,sos, ~ auui. ~, !.uie numpes Of
vo1un,ssr espouueu ,;ii ~ Ie anvi.sioh. The
snd I n;ebt & ua,u tmo W., III w malntalhea day
Hnu 1aroa fIt ni - - swy noII ~asehes unh the
ansrd dntv beSd,af is ue1aled fot
sustu auy uusy ny Inc secretary Of war. ~
bes n4mbpr of people were permitted